Discourse

 1 Theoph|       softened and subdued by the pleasures of generation as by sleep,
 2 Theop |          captive entice them with pleasures, lying in wait to deceive
 3 Thall |        taste and smell and touch, pleasures and delights, so as to become
 4 Thall |           desire for luxuries and pleasures, but also from such things
 5 Agathe|          the fascinations and the pleasures of life, which confuse and
 6 Procil|  resisting the fierce torments of pleasures and fears and griefs, and
 7 Thekla|        For many, bewitched by the pleasures of error, take their flight
 8 Thekla|    downward flight, and fall into pleasures, do not desist from grief
 9 Thekla| temperance, they rave in the wild pleasures of unlawful amours. But
10  Domn |     strength and firmness against pleasures; agnos, because it always
11  Domn |        bramble. And she consuming pleasures threatens besides, that
12 Arete |         by base lusts, exchanging pleasures for pleasures. Nor if he
13 Arete |          exchanging pleasures for pleasures. Nor if he have strongly
14 Arete |         contend and fight against pleasures, being vanquished in their
15 Arete |       strongly to contend against pleasures, brings greater praise than